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Airlines cancel Riyadh flights after Ansar Allah attack

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October 9, 2026
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RIYADH: Airways are cancelling flights to Riyadh after the Ansar Allah struck two airports in Saudi Arabia in latest days, killing three individuals and injuring dozens.

Singapore Air postponed the launch of its companies till March 28, citing the battle within the Center East. Philippine Airways cancelled flights to the capital till at the very least October 11.

Saudia, the nation’s nationwide service; EgyptAir; Indigo; and Air India Ltd. cancelled dozens of flights out of Riyadh on Thursday within the aftermath of the assaults.

Operations at King Khalid Worldwide Airport have shut down for a number of hours and restarted a number of instances through the previous few days as incoming assaults from Yemen make it unsafe for planes to land or take off from there. Abha Airport within the southwest additionally got here below hearth.

A number of American and European carriers nonetheless keep away from flying to the Center East since Iran began concentrating on nations within the Gulf earlier this yr.

Disruptions over giant swaths of the area have develop into frequent because the begin of hostilities between Israel and neighbouring nations three years in the past. Throughout that point, Saudi Arabia’s airspace has develop into a significant hall for flights diverting from riskier skies over Iran, Jordan, Iraq and Syria.

Riyadh’s King Khalid Worldwide Airport is seeing important flight disruption on Thursday, with 169 of 378 scheduled departures cancelled or not working as of 4:25 pm native time, in response to aviation analytics firm Cirium.

That represents 44.7 per cent of all scheduled departures from Riyadh on Thursday. Arrivals are additionally affected, with 124 of 369 scheduled inbound flights cancelled or not working, equal to 33.6 per cent.

Saudia is experiencing the most important disruption by quantity, with 97 of 140 scheduled departures cancelled or not flying — about 69.3 per cent of its Riyadh departures.

For inbound companies, 87 of 136 scheduled Saudia flights, or 64 per cent, have been cancelled or not working.

Flynas had 30 of 91 scheduled departures affected, or 33 per cent, whereas Flyadeal recorded 20 cancellations or no-fly companies from 54 scheduled departures, equal to 37 per cent.

A number of worldwide airways are additionally reporting disruptions from Riyadh.

All 4 scheduled Turkish Airways departures from Riyadh have been listed as cancelled or not working, whereas Qatar Airways had three of eight departures affected. EgyptAir had two of 4 departures affected and Oman Air one in every of three.

In Riyadh, dwelling to a lot of non-Saudis, diplomats have been instructed to shelter in place of their respective embassies, diplomats stated.

There was no official assertion addressing the morning’s incident or textual content alerts warning residents, which have been despatched out throughout earlier durations of the battle.

A marketing campaign by the inside ministry has repeatedly warned residents in opposition to sharing unauthorised info, photos or footage of missiles, drones and their impacts, warning that violators may face authorized penalties. — Businesses



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